ON THE FERRY.
" BAXTER'S ■" ; IN DEMAND. Coming across from Lyttelton to Wellington the other evening a travelling man met an acquaintance who bad been on a holiday visit to Christchurch. On inquiring after the friend's health, he was informed that he had had a bout of in- ; finenra while in the Cathedral City, but ■was now rapidly recovering. ' > - "You know," he remarked, "what put me right was Baxter's Ling Preeerver. It is reallv wonderful staff. All the people in the houso were bad with. 'flu arid I put them on to it. A* a matter . of fact, the doctor recommended it; to k me. He said it was far better than any made-up prescription." '• ' y ' "Baxter's" is a firm favourite with the New Zealand public. It has been 'on the -. market over 57 years, and the sales have steadily grown by sheer merit. \-} It is rich, soothing and warming, and contains no harmful narcotics. Soothes raw ; chests and throats in remarkably quick v timo and heals inflamed passages. « addition, it « ft wonderful tonic. ; Baxter's Lung Preserver ia prgg»#| from all chemists and stores in -S 9 mM sized bottles at 2s' 6d» °'£}»t I fj£tL* obtain the family. «*» a* 4a 6d>-*OW» :j|gj!
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18578, 10 December 1923, Page 5
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202ON THE FERRY. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18578, 10 December 1923, Page 5
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